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US922929A
US922929A US47??87??A US922929DA US922929A US 922929 A US922929 A US 922929A US 922929D A US922929D A US 922929DA US 922929 A US922929 A US 922929A
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B66HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
    • B66CCRANES; LOAD-ENGAGING ELEMENTS OR DEVICES FOR CRANES, CAPSTANS, WINCHES, OR TACKLES
    • B66C1/00Load-engaging elements or devices attached to lifting or lowering gear of cranes or adapted for connection therewith for transmitting lifting forces to articles or groups of articles
    • B66C1/10Load-engaging elements or devices attached to lifting or lowering gear of cranes or adapted for connection therewith for transmitting lifting forces to articles or groups of articles by mechanical means
    • B66C1/12Slings comprising chains, wires, ropes, or bands; Nets
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  • My invention is especially intended nis in irri'p'i'o vement non the (lemen Shimon in pnt me Snptnmbor 13, 1895*).
  • My invention will lio umleinooil oy reim ence to the accompanying drawing@ in which the same parts are indi-SMM by #alia stimo. lettori: throughout tlm @moral viown.
  • A represento a, imma, pi'elmnbly mmln n? two members 'bolted snugly 'iogntlmi', willi ribs 25, a cnt nw'ny to loma a, clinmllm' A? (son which is jouixnalnd n curved rollen i Fig. 2), i0 receive the bliggm' nml tumblna'.
  • This frame is provided with n folio i, in l ow? which is rovn the 01min C.
  • l represents nu mitomziticchimp, pivotal between the lugs A ol' lw linma, nml lmfviiig' nu nml stop d to prei/'ont olio vlzinlip infin owning so fm' :is to fail to im opemgnil by' gravity, fis will lin lwrninni'tnr describir@ 'llio end of tlin chain C muy hn iln'ovialml with n, link c, adapted to vngngo'tlw' mok.
  • n nl the, tumbler E, which in pivotml ns uA, e, in liu xunsAof thon'ininllrzime. This nmlvlei lisis @mentaal May 2li, 1669.
  • The. omni' @mi of lli@ lliig gni' is prom nil j, mnmffactml to felis mingling; lin@ il. two lines H im nnlv engin; @teil uw: lo forni n lim-1 mgm Any nimble linirsi ifi-ont device.
  • muy lin movin/Jil Such, im' instm'ico, :is tlmt @nomi in fi, in .vlfxiclitlinne im iwf) li'olns n. adapt mi lo in line linkin of the linin- (l, which lioolin 2u sung wlmi fiom i @msn-.bnr El linlil from mol-:le i), l mail@ l 'ii The opni'ni'ion o itin, ilnviei.
  • the leed may be dropped from any desired height, thus seving time in lowering.
  • the load may be dropped from e. greet enough height to allow the chain slings to swing entirely clear of the ground. It will be seen th et when the loud is released While in the nir, es aforesaid, the tri ping device will slide down the chains until it is arrested by the links c, end thus is prevented from becoming deteehod from the chein, end possibly 'finding its we); on the carrier to the mill.

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J. MALLON. CANE sLING. APPLIOATIQN FILED JAN.18, 1909y Patented May 25, 1909.
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JAMES l\lAl.LON, Oli NEW ORLANS, LOUljSIAN/f). mi 'i To all whom 'z' #my concern:
Bn it known that l, Amin limjmlq, n alii# vimini tlie United Simon, iefgii'ling New @n leans, in the pnrisli of @mienne nml Slm@ of Lonisizinn, lnwe invented ummm new sind i from Wagons to can@ cnrs, and fiom amid cana inllio slings should no i'nei'l from. lli@ lo the cnirim, or @las to mainfile? lli@ loms {liieot from the; wagons to in@ cni'iiv, nrs il; Well known in tlm mi. ln auch ilov'imefi, il; very import-nut thm the inail. Should be 'promptly nml oiininn'tiy inflamed m tho (lah simil moment, and that no portar, nl @lig mn l'ntns, and iii-ll in with he loml, ino lie possa' bly cnn-1nd ny th@ 'cai-rim" to die mili, lg lie, probable serions ingnlry o the lnlzter.
.f My invention is especially intended nis in irri'p'i'o vement non the (lemen Shimon in pnt me Snptnmbor 13, 1895*).
i tripifing devices, 'of t xe doi/10e Shown m Fig.
My invention will lio umleinooil oy reim ence to the accompanying drawing@ in which the same parts are indi-SMM by #alia stimo. lettori: throughout tlm @moral viown.
Figura l is a peinpnclfivo View ol one o? zlw Fig. is afraid@ nini/ation i, imm iii-nig broken away. Figo. 3 is n doti-ill vilain', sim ing the trigger, Lind 'Figf l Shown diagrammatcnlly n pail' of Slings hooking? on fo/lli@ hoisting out appmnizns, ordinarily a, denials,
A represento a, imma, pi'elmnbly mmln n? two members 'bolted snugly 'iogntlmi', willi ribs 25, a cnt nw'ny to loma a, clinmllm' A? (son which is jouixnalnd n curved rollen i Fig. 2), i0 receive the bliggm' nml tumblna'.
This frame is provided with n folio i, in l ow? which is rovn the 01min C.
l) represents nu mitomziticchimp, pivotal between the lugs A ol' lw linma, nml lmfviiig' nu nml stop d to prei/'ont olio vlzinlip infin owning so fm' :is to fail to im opemgnil by' gravity, fis will lin lwrninni'tnr describir@ 'llio end of tlin chain C muy hn iln'ovialml with n, link c, adapted to vngngo'tlw' mok. n nl the, tumbler E, which in pivotml ns uA, e, in liu xunsAof thon'ininllrzime. This nmlvlei lisis @mentaal May 2li, 1669.
in mm fa nlinli @nga-gmini Elie notolifim lie. i'lgwei' fllnf# infnli' is also prefnrnbly pmviilnd willi i; hond lng @2 acilimting opnysition. 'lie .7F .is nmmgilly lield initio loc-king en@ emnna with like tuinliler 'ny mon-ni; nf the n swing il, which is iginni iliini vll in@ lmlo jm in tho trigger, Fig. El, nml im nml@ engage. agonia@ ,7; lai-vn a," on the, mnin fra-mn, sin slimifn m The. omni' @mi of lli@ lliig gni' is prom nil j, mnmffactml to felis mingling; lin@ il. two lines H im nnlv engin; @teil uw: lo forni n lim-1 mgm Any nimble linirsi ifi-ont device. muy lin movin/Jil, Such, im' instm'ico, :is tlmt @nomi in fi, in .vlfxiclitlinne im iwf) li'olns n. adapt mi lo in line linkin of the linin- (l, which lioolin 2u sung wlmi fiom i @msn-.bnr El linlil from mol-:le i), l mail@ l 'ii The opni'ni'ion o itin, ilnviei. in im ollow: ,n ilonmnml in my mnnl, iz'loi'asniil, ille ,im ma?. alumni unions the lint/ioni of the wagon, willi ihn ramos A hanging @limit wilgen, mul nfw lie loml lum linen complni/m, 'lim linl; n is, lioniwil over illie longue ai', unil lli@ @rig-1min simppml inn engage mam ny ilu spring (i, tlm paris; than living' in the @maillon :elinwn in Fig. "2. Non the, fren @mi nl lli@ rhum l in ilmwn ivlnongli Elx@ apnea linvv aan ilse :'olini' nml 'the @humping ilovien ily 'mimi umili ill@ il is mail liant, 'llin vla ll will nuimzminn ly loi-lc ii'. in lliin 'msliiiwn lijf im @mi wnigg'li, musing; the chain in il@ lwlii liotn'iwn il 'o wllni and the clamp. fils noon in.: lili@ ,Molini-My, Minimums beginn to pull on ilin fren cnil of lli@ vilain, tile intim' will wenn illifongli lili@ vlznnp nnifil when the lo :i in lifinil izlin @nain slings: bind it mound tal .f sa Now-ii* iin? mail lin lowered into if it be im Y E, allowing the load to drop clear of the slings.
lt, will be noted that the leed may be dropped from any desired height, thus seving time in lowering. Furthermore, the load may be dropped from e. greet enough height to allow the chain slings to swing entirely clear of the ground. It will be seen th et when the loud is released While in the nir, es aforesaid, the tri ping device will slide down the chains until it is arrested by the links c, end thus is prevented from becoming deteehod from the chein, end possibly 'finding its we); on the carrier to the mill.
It will be obvious thet large linlrs muy be placed anywhere in the sling, which will pren Vent the tripping freine from slipning down to the end of the chain, shouh such be deemed advisable.
It will he seenthet l provide en extremeh,v
strong end durable device, which will se-i curely hold the bundle ol ezines 1n the shn i which may be released with greet facility, l
end the ports of which not only strong in themselves, but are protected in e large measure by the freine against injurg7 from the rough usege to which such eppurntus is subjected.
lt will be obvious that various inodiiicetions might be ine-de in the herein-described apparatus, which could be used withou*` def parting from the spirit olt my inv'entiim.
Having thus described my invention, whet l cleiin sind desire to secure by Letters ibitent ofthe United States is :vw
l. ln n enne sling, the combination with e freine-having e yoke M one end thereof :i curved grooved roller mounted in said yoke, and n pivoted gravity oper-.ded chimp adapted to automatically chimp suid chain against nnreeving, with :i tumbler piroted in the opposite end o1 seid freine, und having; it hook adapted to engage one end ol' the chain end also e holding erm, und s trigger pivoted in seid frame rind provided with n notch engaging seid holdingl erin ol' seid tumbler, said trigger being also nro vided with ay hole in its beek, e Wire spring bent double v and passing through seid hole, und inwind il s free ends bearing nguinst well in sind i'ruinc, sind spring normally holdingy sind trigger in locking engagement with seid tumbler, und
e tripping line secured to the outer end 'of seid trigger for releasing saine 'from engagement with said tumbler, substantially es described.
2. ln e cane sling, the combination with n. frame having one end recessed and e yoke et the opposite end thereof, :i eux-ved grooved roller mounted in seid Yoke, and. :i gravity operated clamp pivoted loksnid freine and adopted .to iuioinntienlly clamp suid ehein against ulireeving, e tumbler pivoted in the recessed portion oi seid frame, end having,r :L hook adapted to engage one end ol' the chain, n hund lug, end also L holding urin, und e, trigger also pivoted in the recessed portion ol' seid freine und. provided with u notch 0ngagging seid holding' firm ol' seid tumbler, n spring normally pressing seid trigger into locking engagement with sud tumbler, sind n, tripning line eonneeted lo the on iosite end oi sithL trigger and adapted to withdrew suine from engagement [with seid tumbler ngeinst the action oi .its spring, suhstsrntinlly :is described.
3. ln :i inne sling, the combination with :L i'i'enie haring one end recessed, und :i yoke et the opposite end thereof, n Curved groo'ved roller mounted in said yoke, and :i piroted grim/ity operuted chiini combining with. sind roller lo :iutoinutirnl y, chimp said ehnin ngeinst unrcering, n tumbler pivoted in the in the opposite end of sind freine, und having n. hook adapted to enguge one end ol1 the ehnin und also a holding,r erin, :ind e trigge piro-ted in seid ironie und provided with n notch engaging seid -holdiner erin el said tumblery sind trigger being also provided with n, hole in its beek, e wire spring bent dounle find passing through seid hole, and haviner its free ends bearing zigninst :i willi in said recessed end of sind freine, said spring normally holding;- seid trigger in lookingr cn-I- gegeinnnt willi sind tumbler, und it tripping;y
line secured to the outer and of seid trigger for releasing seine from engagement with said tumbler, substantially :is described.
in testimony whereof, l nllix my signeture, in presence ol" two willie-secs.
JAM MS M fkliliON. lllilncsses;
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US2903767A (en) * 1953-11-27 1959-09-15 Eastern Rotorcraft Corp Chain securing device with tilting block
US2998277A (en) * 1958-06-11 1961-08-29 Jr Edmond E Himel Chain hoist
US3163401A (en) * 1962-07-16 1964-12-29 Columbia Helicopters Inc Apparatus for transporting articles
US20060202495A1 (en) * 2002-06-20 2006-09-14 Seiichiro Takai Removing device for heavu article hoisting sling

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2903767A (en) * 1953-11-27 1959-09-15 Eastern Rotorcraft Corp Chain securing device with tilting block
US2998277A (en) * 1958-06-11 1961-08-29 Jr Edmond E Himel Chain hoist
US3163401A (en) * 1962-07-16 1964-12-29 Columbia Helicopters Inc Apparatus for transporting articles
US20060202495A1 (en) * 2002-06-20 2006-09-14 Seiichiro Takai Removing device for heavu article hoisting sling
US7549687B2 (en) * 2002-06-20 2009-06-23 Totetu Mfg. Co., Ltd. Dismounting device for heavy load hoisting sling

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